After her furious criticism of Daniel Scioli, whom she accused of being "chaste" and "complicit" in the adjustment of President
Javier Milei
,
Malena Galmarini
was sent with a
strong questioning of the leaders of Peronism
.
"The self-criticism is not just from one sector, from the last four years. I think
people got their balls swollen from us
, from a kind of degradation of politics and public policies of the last two, three decades," he stated. in dialogue with Futurock.
The former head of AYSA also maintained that Peronism needs a space for debate, but attacked the party leaders and the discussion regarding whether it should be a provincial leader, Máximo Kirchner or Axel Kicillof, who is in charge of the PJ.
"I think that Peronism
is still very foolish about discussing leadership
.
'Well, now who's left?'
"If he is a governor, if he is Máximo, if he is Axel. The truth is that it is not the time to discuss leadership, I think we have to discuss other things," he expressed.
Galmarini stated that for many years Peronism or "panperonism" had all the leaders very disciplined, "where not much could be said so that no one would be offended."
However, Sergio Massa's wife pointed out that Unión por la Patria "as a whole is united," although she insisted on the need to have a "serious debate" within the opposition coalition.
Galmarini during an event with Massa in the 2023 presidential campaign. Photo Federico Lopez Claro.
The former official also criticized the past management of Alberto Fernández and harshly targeted the former Minister of Economy, Martín Guzmán.
"The first two years the economic policy continued to be that of Macri, the financial policy with a minister who did not understand what was happening in the street, in the people, who was very concerned about the macroeconomy, like now, without understanding what the impact was. of its policies in the microeconomy and because it made a very bad closing with the vulture funds and the IMF that gave us between 5 and 10 points of disadvantage," he explained.
Although he acknowledged that Sergio Massa's management did not improve the indicators, such as poverty, he maintained that it was a decision at a critical moment in Argentina and that it took the government until December 10 "without any problems."
In addition, he expressed his concern regarding the current situation that Argentina is going through regarding the economic crisis and assured that "we have not yet seen the worst" of the Milei Government.
Galmarini once again harshly criticized the former ambassador to Brazil of Alberto Fernández's government and current Secretary of Tourism and Sports of Milei for celebrating "the Easter tourism boom."
"Specifically, I have had serious differences with this man for a long time, when he was vice president and did not do things and said that his hands were tied, or when he was governor and the management in the province of Buenos Aires was one of the worst there was" , he sentenced.
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